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3 November 2018, The Guardian, Adani yet to sign royalties deal despite claiming to be close to financing mine. The Adani mining company has still not signed a royalties agreement with the Queensland government, despite its claims to be just weeks away … Continue reading →

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2 November 2018, Renew Economy, A “bat symbol” for renewables: Cannon-Brookes launches “fair dinkum” power. Scott Morrison’s grasp on his favourite Alan Jones-approved energy policy slogan, “fair dinkum power,” continues to slip, as the campaign to reclaim it for renewables rather than coal gains … Continue reading →

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30 October 2018 The Guardian, Clean energy is cheap, surging – and headed for a fall. The relentlessly corrosive nature of political debate about climate change can sometimes mask that this is a golden moment for the clean energy industry in Australia. A … Continue reading →

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24 October 2018,Renew Economy, Coalition digs deeper into coal and climate denial. If  the Wentworth and Wagga Wagga by-elections were supposed to send a message to Coalition governments about the need to act on carbon emissions and embrace renewables, it hasn’t worked. If anything, it seems the … Continue reading →

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